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Use Runit
(mikeperham.com)
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10y ago
DotDashPay | Full Stack Engineer | $100,000 - $115,000 + A Nice Chunk of Equity | San Francisco | On-Site DotDashPay ( https://dotdashpay.com ) is a hardware and software platform that makes it easy for machine builders and design
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A Surprising Feature of Golang That Colored Me Impressed
(nathanleclaire.com)
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Cesium: a distributed visual processing framework
(github.com)
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11y ago
I would like to see the sample sizes, e.g. how many only-male teams are there?
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12y ago
Wow, this is really informative, do other languages do this?
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Do theoretical computer scientists despise practitioners? (Answer: no)
(scottaaronson.com)
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12y ago
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12y ago
Wow - this is awesome. Anybody interested in helping me map out a dependency graph of the concepts in the Feynman Lectures?
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12y ago
Excellent job! I love url hacking =). I still frequently type "repeat" after "youtube" in order to loop songs, but I probably wouldn't bother to cut and paste the url into a third party site.
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12y ago
We're currently discussing whether to aim for breadth or depth with metacademy, i.e. whether we want to work towards becoming the "ultimate AI resource" or a differently structured wikipedia. If you, or someone you know, has
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Great feedback, thank you. I agree that better progress tracking would be quite helpful. Also, we hadn't thought of giving people learning material based on the amount of time that they have to study -- really interesting idea.
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Great point - the checkmark is a trivial attempt: quizzes would be better, and as you mentioned, a review schedule. And the "notes" idea is fantastic (or maybe even flashcards with an Anki-like review schedule); we discussed it se
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Roger Grosse and I (Colorado Reed) were just chatting about this article: we created http://www.metacademy.org with this goal in mind. Recently, we've been discussing the future of Metacademy and how we can better work towa
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CERN Particle Clicker
(particle-clicker.web.cern.ch)
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12y ago
Ha, true. Or maybe http://www.whorepresents.com ?
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Ask HN: Do long, [funny], descriptive URLs help?
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Level-Up Your Machine Learning
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Good point, I don't like telling _a bunch_ of friends that I'm trying to do something. I built this site because I work in a lot of two-person collaborations, and I wanted consistent reminders to share progress with the other pers
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12y ago
Excellent! How about: DependaPal - stop s---ing on your goals?
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12y ago
Ha, I might give this a shot :-)
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Show HN: Dependapal – Use Implicit Peer Pressure to Make Progress on Your Goals
(dependapal.com)
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Nice to see you HN, Adam =) We just opened up the roadmap for contributions (click the "view source" with a logged in account). Feel free to add any of these notes where you think they'd fit in nicely -- don't worry abou
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Hi, I'm one of the creators of Metacademy. I hope you find it useful. Feel free to follow our new Twitter account if you'd like low volume updates: https://twitter.com/meta_learning Also, you can register an accou
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NB: Metacademy is open source: https://github.com/metacademy/metacademy-application
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Berkeley Restaurant Health Inspection Visualization
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I really hope this takes off, not that I won't miss Snowden posts and general CNN-ish news :-)
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13y ago
In the most polite way, I must ask: what are you hoping to accomplish with this poll? Of course a name "matters:" you can't call your flower company "moldy cheese flowers."
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13y ago
I'd consider springing for a hashtagtee if the price was circa $10.
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All Models of Machine Learning have Flaws
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interesting suggestion, why firefox OS?
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